
My Chemical Romance Teases Another Album After 15 Years
My Chemical Romance has given fans its clearest indication yet that another album could be made, with Gerard Way telling a San Antonio concert audience that the band has always wanted to record again. The comments come after the group released only one new song following its 2019 reunion and while it continues its major touring schedule. Key Takeaways Gerard Way said My Chemical Romance has always wanted to make another record. Way said the band hopes circumstances will allow it to record another album. No album title, release date or production timeline has been announced. A new album would be the band’s first full-length release since Danger Days in 2010. My Chemical Romance has announced a 20th anniversary edition of The Black Parade featuring several new songs. Gerard Way Addresses the Possibility of Another My Chemical Romance Album Gerard Way told fans at My Chemical Romance’s concert at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, that the band has always wanted to make another record. His comments provide a direct indication that new album plans remain something the group wants to pursue. Way said the band hopes that circumstances will allow it to make another record. He also told the audience that the group would like to do so, although he did not provide a schedule for the project. The comments stop short of confirming a new album. My Chemical Romance has not announced an album title, release date or production timeline for a fifth studio album. The potential record would follow Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, which was released in 2010. That album remains the band’s most recent full-length studio release. The band’s current touring activity has already centered heavily on The Black Parade. In August, My Chemical Romance brought the anniversary tour to New







































